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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented page from a 19th or early 20th century issue includes editorials on subscription rates, reflections on politics and war, opinions on suffrage and gender roles, and a lengthy treatise on partnerships. It contrasts daily life observations with advice on equal collaboration in marriage and business.
Old King Nicholas of Montenegro stirs Europe by refusing to surrender Leutart won in the Turkish war. Austria threatens intervention as Balkan settlement goals hinge on compromise. The article recalls European powers pressing for concessions and a stable program amid tension.
Dollar Day promotion promises customers value and courteous service. Shoppers are urged to bring children or call by telephone, with equal treatment for new and experienced buyers. The ad emphasizes convenient service and guaranteed satisfaction.
A garbled 19th century bank report notes loans and discounts at First State Bank of Ector Texas. It lists assets such as real estate, furniture, and stock holdings with references to deposits and interest figures amid a summary of securities and surpluses.
In a notary certified statement, W R Lorton is listed as president and M Hogan as cashier of Continental State Bank at Randolph. The document, dated June 1, 7, or 9, records sworn statements by officers and witnesses, with a notary public attesting the signatures and the bank’s assurances of truthfulness.
A partial readable line notes a salon bargain event linked to Wetia Adunior Lynay and Perstlass connection. The item mentions seconds and standard expectations tied to Favorite Printing Co.
A July community picnic at Woodline Park organizes a large Woodmen group effort. Volunteers will rake, weed, and prepare dishes while families bring baskets and join in cleanup and meal sharing. Local organizers Stephens Cleth Boo Sant Comp Noth coordinate the event.
Reported chaos in a bantam league baseball game includes two squeeze plays by Bonham and key hits by players such as Tramiel and Matthews. Pitching by Vian and Matthews yields multiple outs as the inning ends with stolen bases, walks, and defensive miscues noted in a rough OCR write up.
The newly opened Coopers Cafe operated by Donald Cooper is located on South Vines Street near Hale Grocery Co. The modest eatery offers ready meals and patio seating, with customers encouraged to place orders.
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